VOICED : Fear of eviction on rise in France as summer approaches

The transcript discusses the eviction challenges faced by individuals like Beneto, who fears police action despite paying rent and receiving welfare. It highlights the impact of eviction on children's education and family stability. Legal rights under the French law Delo are explored, emphasizing the need for relocation before eviction. The transcript also presents statistics on eviction notices and forced evictions in France, showing a significant increase over the years.

What prompted Beneto to send her son to Senegal?

• To continue his education

• To protect him from potential eviction consequences

• To visit family for vacation

• To receive medical treatment

What is the significance of the French law known as Delo?

• It increases rent prices annually

• It mandates regular property inspections

• It provides tenants with the right to housing and relocation before eviction

• It allows landlords to evict tenants without notice

According to the transcript, what percentage of eviction rulings are considered illegal by rights groups?

• 95%

• 75%

• 50%

• 100%

What role does the police prefect play in the eviction process according to the transcript?

• They provide financial aid to tenants

• They mediate disputes between landlords and tenants

• They ensure evictions do not disrupt children's education

• They issue eviction notices

What trend is observed in the number of forced evictions in France over the years?

• They have decreased significantly

• They have remained constant

• They have nearly doubled

• They have slightly increased